ESPN aritcle on the national - ton of pics

[rhettyeakley]

Tom, it's all good! No problem with it honestly. If you think of the article from an "outsiders" point of view (which he really is) they probably don't imagine too many people are interested in the "old stuff" and the bulk of the rest of the stuff he seems to be "into" dates from the 1970-80's so it doesn't surprise me all that much.

It's all in good fun, we "pre-war" people are strange though, you know that right!?!

At least I can tell people I was on the front page of ESPN.com (Well, kinda...My body is partially seen in the picture on the far left!)

[campyfan39]

Great article. I know UNcle Dick from page 13... i just emailed him the link

[tonyo]

I got a pretty good chuckle out of the look on Yogi's face in the yoo-hoo picture.

[DaveW]

Thanks for posting that. It was funny, although it hit a bit close to home.

[U240robert]

Originally Posted by tonyo

I got a pretty good chuckle out of the look on Yogi's face in the yoo-hoo picture.

Yeah that was great !

[npa589]

Awesome link.....!

[Exhibitman]

Fun article and pics. I admit to also being a bit baffled by the Prewar Sports booth photo caption. I thought perhaps it was a jibe at a booth being vacant during a trade show where customers were supposedly around--there is always quite a bit of that at shows with lots of resulting whining--rather than a shot at the prewar items themselves.

[tcdyess]

I think it's just a guy trying to be funny...... For the most part it worked....

[tbob]

Loved the picture of 54er Todd S. in his Hawaiian shirt This was the known sighting of Todd before he went to the White Sox game and disappeared....

[Rickyy]

Hahahaha this is hilarious... I loved the comment about Al Davis..."This signed Al Davis check is going to skyrocket in value when he dies six years ago..."

Ricky Y